It's unfortunate that this is the first time I'm bringing up Evangeline in this way, but it's better to mention it now than not at all. Currently, EC Evangeline is facing some legal challenges, and her clients might be able to help her out.
Evangeline recently took to social media to share her legal and family problems. She’s in the middle of a custody battle to gain full guardianship of her son from her mother. Evangeline noted that the legal fees could be anywhere between $5,000 to $7,000 to fight for her son. To seek assistance, she created a GoFundMe and posted her CashApp for those who wish to send money directly. As clients, we can do even more by booking her services.
Evangeline is on tour, or at least she was the last time I checked. She’s scheduled to be in San Jose, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago multiple times through October. While donating through GoFundMe or CashApp is helpful, booking her directly supports both parties and might make things a bit easier.
I know there are probably a lot of questions running through your mind as you read this post—questions about Evangeline’s situation and how she ended up in it. She does answer some of these questions, albeit vaguely, in her social media post, but even that doesn’t provide much detail.
In my opinion, turning to the internet, especially a platform like X, might not be the best way to share such personal information. I understand that given the difficulties of being a sex worker, asking for help is sometimes necessary, especially in a tight-knit community. But certain matters, especially those as personal as custody battles involving a child, might be better kept private. Maybe I’m overthinking this, but it doesn’t sit right with me.
Make sure to check out the tour dates for Evangeline if you want to book and help her out a the same time.
Evangeline recently took to social media to share her legal and family problems. She’s in the middle of a custody battle to gain full guardianship of her son from her mother. Evangeline noted that the legal fees could be anywhere between $5,000 to $7,000 to fight for her son. To seek assistance, she created a GoFundMe and posted her CashApp for those who wish to send money directly. As clients, we can do even more by booking her services.
Evangeline is on tour, or at least she was the last time I checked. She’s scheduled to be in San Jose, Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago multiple times through October. While donating through GoFundMe or CashApp is helpful, booking her directly supports both parties and might make things a bit easier.
I know there are probably a lot of questions running through your mind as you read this post—questions about Evangeline’s situation and how she ended up in it. She does answer some of these questions, albeit vaguely, in her social media post, but even that doesn’t provide much detail.
In my opinion, turning to the internet, especially a platform like X, might not be the best way to share such personal information. I understand that given the difficulties of being a sex worker, asking for help is sometimes necessary, especially in a tight-knit community. But certain matters, especially those as personal as custody battles involving a child, might be better kept private. Maybe I’m overthinking this, but it doesn’t sit right with me.
Make sure to check out the tour dates for Evangeline if you want to book and help her out a the same time.
